A Month of Thanksgiving by Jaysen True Blood

Author:Jaysen True Blood
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: science fiction, political science fiction, action-adventure, holiday themed science fiction
Publisher: Jaysen True Blood
Published: 2019-08-01T00:00:00+00:00

13

As I have stated, mine was not a true corporation. We were a Preservation Society. We were struggling to preserve our history. Our freedoms. Our arts and entertainment.

We were also a network of societies. Our branches reached over all oceans and all boundaries. We had people everywhere. This meant that our armies were everywhere. We had taken over all the prisons on a global scale. There was not turning back.

We only had the name Corporation to hide our true nature. And our sedition. And since I had not thought of it as sedition to begin with, we had hidden it rather well. We still were, through misinformation and false attacks upon our own facilities to make it look as if the revolution was hitting everyone.

Still, I knew it would only be a matter of time until they would catch on as the population on the street began to vanish and they became increasingly locked out of the computer network that ran the prisons. People were pouring into the facility in record numbers. More and more were ready to join the revolution. This, alone, was alarming to me. I could just imagine what the other corporate leaders had to be thinking.

Margot was unconcerned. She saw it as a sign of the times. People were tired of being ruled. They now wanted their freedoms back. And neither of us could blame them.

As things progressed, I picked seven insertion teams. Tagger McCaven was the lead on the first. He had been one of the first to volunteer. Jode Reel was the leader of the second. A homeless man, he had been rescued in our first attacks on the transports. The others, I picked from the prisons.

We also formed seven extraction teams. These would serve as the escape for those who were sent into the corporations to sabotage and create total chaos. The rest would become the bulk of the armies used to attack and take down the leaders. It was perfectly planned.

One of our arms dealers kept us in the loop as to what new toys our foes were buying. Robo-guards. Robo-assassins. Mechanical monstrosities.

At the same time, those supplying the robos to the corporations were supplying us with armor and weapons to take those machines out. It made me laugh. We had all the advantage. Really. We knew each move our foe was making and were supplied with things to make the advancements null and void.

We supplied our moles with the armor, which they put under their corporate uniforms so as not to reveal that they were now invincible. I couldn’t help but smile. We were ready for anything. Including a possible raid on our headquarters.

We even had a specialized construction team renovating our underworld, our basement, to create a secret maze of rooms and get-away tunnels. Deep within, we even had an emergency bunker that could not easily be targeted by anything. And, even though I knew we really didn’t need it, I felt safer.

I knew we had to be ready for anything.

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